New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

peohs Bank. she encountered hurricane which broke
her forerigging and was twenty-ono days on Cape
Hatteras because OF terrific gales
delegation hcm tho Uquidating Eu,cau as the
| Custom House yesterday attended the funeral OF
| Charles Mather, their fellow clerk who committed
suicide On saturday at his homo in Rdgeheld' N ).
| The reunion Of women Saturday at Miss Browns
school tho quarterly meeting Of the Association OF
| Collegiate Alumn3.
| Captain John A. Kelley, Of the O'd Dominion
steamship Guyandotte, made his report to the custom
House yesterday regarding the collision Of the vessel
with tho schooner Allen Green off Hog Island carly on
Friday Although the stars shining, he reports
| tho schooner was not observed nom the s,eamsh,p
| until tho two ships came together. The damage 10
| tho Guy andotte was $4,000
Tho Baptist ministers yesterday discussed paper
by the Rev. j. NJ GrInne reviewing the period PRIOR
| to the Reformation. The Rev. A. ID. Mason read
paper before the Reformed Church pastors entitled
to %' n So meSSs g
advocated education by tho State as opposed to the
| parochial school system
| An appeal for aid to give tho many poor chIldren
in the lower part Of the city good dinner on Thursday
has been out by tho ,nager of the Five Points
House Of Industry No. 155 worfhst
Tho Veteran Frremen's Association will give old
time ball and reception In the Lexington Avenue Opera
House on December s.
Tho 300 children in the Colored Orphan Asylum at
One hundred and forty thirdst. and Tenhsve, arc to
have big Thanksgiving dinner and gifts Of food and
money arc requested. Contributions may DO sent 10
Miss c. UndcrhIll, No. 18 East Sixty-thIrdst
! Tho Harlem Eranch Of tho Young Mems Christian
| Association has received for It's now building about
1000, and $4,000 IS yet TO be secured
The 500 children In tho New York Infants Asylum
ask be remembered with food, clothing or money
Thanksgiving Day. Mrs; L. II. Bates Of No. 234 Madi-
son-ave, will receive all contributions.
Tho customary dirner and religious service will bc
lnll
Guardian Society Institution, One hundred and fifty.
frstst. and Eleventh-avc.
Tbs executive committee Of the International Exhb-
ton and Convention at Brussels which orens May g.
has granted extension of time for the filing Of appl
cations for space from this country.
Patrick welch, age forty nine, 'longshorcman,
OF No. 81 Montgomeryst, fell into the river Sun
day and died yesterday at the Chambers Street
Hospitai from pneumonia, resulting from his BATH
Tho ten newsboys arrested on Sunday night for
CRYING extras, fined 81 apiece yesterday In the
Jefferson Market Court
George B. King. Broohlyn politician, who at
time ran . noted barroom. in south-st, opposite
Fulton Ferry, died on Saturday at Thomasvillc, Ga
BROOKLYN.
The firm Of Gallagher & Oorman shoe dealers, of
Nos. is Myrtle ave. and 81 Smlth-s made a general
assignment yesterday to ID. G.. McMullin.
The cornerstone OF new Homo for the Aged was
laid YESTERDAY at Guernsey and oak-sts. in the
Seventeenth Ward under tho direction Of the Ladies'
Benevolent Association Of the Seventeenth Ward.
James Croghan, age sixteen, Of No. 1872 Flatbush
ave.. while mailing pigeon coop outside Of
instantly killed.
A special meeting of the Kings County Republican
General Committee will be held this evening to fix the
date for primaries to elect new members Of the body
Mayor Whitney has directed the removal Of the
advertising signs affixed to the elevated railroad
structure In Fulton-st
The Rev. II. C. Heyscr, Of the German Evangelical
Church in the Twenty-sixth Ward was locked out Of
his church Sunday by the people who object to
his calling them Anarchists and Socialists The mem
bes propose to give him three months notice that his
services are not needed
The Rev. Benjamin Staunton, who was tried by the
Brooklyn Presbytery last year cruelty to his wife
who subsequently secured limited divorce from him.
s making visit among his old friends OF the former
Fort Greene Presbyterian Church, who seeded from
Church lie has been preaching in Wyoming Territors
On Sunday he preached In tho Washington Park
and her counsel proposes to secure his arrest
Mrs. Mary Frank. Of No. 136 Graham ave, re-
ported yesterday that her daughter Mary age fifteen
was missing, and she feared she had copcd with an
Anarchist named vaencr The latter's friends said
that he was at work yesterday and that the girl
staying with his sister: on account Of cruel usage
at her home One Of them said that Vaener was q
Communist, Anarchist and a RevOiutlonst.
Mrs. Harriet Smith. Of No. 371 Grand st., was re-
ported missing yesterday. She Is thirty years cid
and has two children. She and her husband do not
Ss cs9% and
her home and has not since been seen.
Mrs. Clara A. Ferwald. Of No. SO Fort Greene
place. who recenty figured tho of Butt"
Baldwin, son OF Baldwin, the Clothler," whom she
charged with breaking glass door In her house with
Bible and an album. after forcing his way In was
herself fined S3 for drunkenness yesterday by Police
Justice Walsh Sho arrested In Fulton ST. in the
middle Of tho afternoon recently.
Controller livingston sold auction yesterday the
franchise for street railroad from the Thirty
ninth Street Ferry to tho city limo at NewUtrecht
The only bidder was John W. Ambrose of the South
Brooklyn Street Railway Company, who offered to
| 500 600.
II is hoped to have Public School No. ready for
use the second Monday Of December.
Tho Democratic majority Of tho Aldermen ycstcr
day transferred share Of the corporation advertising
which amounts to $4,000 year, from Tho Freie
Presse." long established German Republican daily
| to Tho Brooklyn Zetung,r a German Democratic
tho refusal OF THE Free Press" to support Chaplin
Colonel Roshr the Editor proposes to tes the matcr
| to the German daily with the largest circulation.
Jacob W wacherhanser, of No 100 Cook. st. who at
tempted suicide November ]. by cutting his throat
with . razor, died yesterday at St. Catbarine's
Hospital.
Jacob Edcy. of No SO Ddkeman-st, was arrested
| yesterday for brutal assault upon Mrs Nina
| Palmer Of No. 1874 Van Dyke-st She went to Edeys
Ing there and kdey threw her down flight Of stairs,
causing eoncussion Of tho spine. She is in serious
In quarrel last evening, Mrs. Sarah ReddIngton,
ago forty. Of No lsQ Walworth st., thrown down
flight Of stairs BY her sonn-law, Joseph McDcr.
| severe bruises
| Ap unknown boy, ago fourteen while playing
around al open hatchway In III" provision store VI
German Co., ct No; 162 Columbisst, fell to the
| taken To tho Long Island College Hospital.